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Phuket's 'Land Protection Group,' in coalition with 10 networks, plans a protest against the 'Shabbat' Jewish New Year event in Patong. Local community concerns are reportedly behind the opposition.
A large number of black-chinned catfish, a species not native to the area, have been discovered in Thailand's Lam Pao Dam in Kalasin Province. Experts suspect they were illegally introduced from the central region by humans, raising concerns about ecological impact.
The abbot of the prominent Wat Phutthaisawan temple in Ayutthaya, Thailand, has been arrested on suspicion of embezzling approximately 92 million baht in temple funds. Evidence of fund transfers to close associates has been found.
A blatant attempt by China to dictate terms to the Philippines at a Seoul defense summit backfired spectacularly. Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. publicly called out Beijing's aggressive posture after receiving a provocative note, choosing transparency to rally global support against territorial bullying.
The Thai government has approved 55 projects to support the adoption of AI and automation technologies. These include 48 "Business Transformation" projects aimed at enhancing corporate competitiveness and 7 "Skill Bridge" projects for cultivating high-skilled talent for new industries. With a total support fund of approximately 4.8 billion baht, the initiative seeks to strengthen the domestic industrial value chain and develop the workforce.
A police officer in Chonburi who shot his wife surrendered on Friday morning after his son, who had traveled from southern Thailand, spent the night persuading him to give himself up, ending an overnight standoff.
National artist Aed Carabao has released a new song, "Where Do Jewish People Come From?", to address alleged takeovers of key Thai tourist destinations by Israeli groups, urging collective action to protect Thailand's sovereignty.
The Bank of Thailand (BOT) announced three new measures to improve SME access to funding amid a 16-quarter contraction in lending. Meanwhile, the government is considering a hike in excise tax on imported EVs to boost local production.
Thai food giant TS Food has appointed Dr. Kulaya, a renowned food expert, to its new management team to drive its food business expansion. The company aims to leverage her expertise and experience to enhance its market competitiveness.
An energy expert has criticized Thailand's draft Power Development Plan (PDP) 2026, stating it appears good on the surface but is vague in substance and lacks sincerity. Concerns are raised about potential future electricity price hikes due to the gap between renewable energy targets and actual demand forecasts.
A kindergarten in Rayong province, Thailand, was temporarily closed for two days following the surrender of an instructor accused of inappropriate conduct. Authorities prioritized the safety of the children.
Thailand's 15-year-old students scored below the global average in science, math, and reading in the latest PISA assessment. Despite the lag, scores have improved from previous years, with notable gains in science. The Ministry of Education emphasizes the need for educational reform for OECD membership.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul represented His Majesty the King at the funeral ceremony for Norway's King Harald V in Oslo. He also attended an official reception at the Royal Palace, exchanging views on bilateral relations, trade, and investment with various world leaders.
Apple Thailand has officially listed the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max for a local launch. Preorders are set to commence on September 12, 2026, at 7:00 PM, with in-store availability starting September 18. The iPhone 18 Pro will start at ฿48,900.
The Sri Sangkhom Market in Nakhon Phanom Province, Northeastern Thailand, is bustling with preparations for the traditional 'Bun Duang 9' (9th lunar month festival) and 'Ho Khao Pradap Din' ritual. Amidst rising living costs, locals are celebrating with affordable offerings, preserving ancient traditions.
Thailand's Veerasak Kowsurat is accelerating the promotion of the Visitor Economy. The initiative aims to create sustainable economic value by strengthening links between data, experiences, and operators, seen as crucial for Thailand's economic recovery and growth.
Pattaya City Mayor Poramese Ngamphichet joined the Pattaya Women's Development Group in crafting sandalwood flowers for the royal cremation of Her Royal Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother, fostering community participation in mourning.
Pattaya municipal officers apprehended a Thai man near Central Pattaya Intersection following complaints of tourist harassment. Drugs and a knife were seized from the suspect, with police launching an investigation.
In response to escalating student gang violence, the Thai government has taken the unprecedented step of closing two prominent vocational colleges in Bangkok for three months, following a brutal stabbing incident at a transit station.
The abbot of a prominent temple in Ayutthaya, Thailand, has been arrested on suspicion of embezzling approximately 92 million baht in donations. Police investigated suspicious financial transactions over an extended period and secured evidence.
A domestic dispute in Chiang Mai escalated into a severe accident when a husband, attempting to retrieve car keys from his wife, ran into a busy road and was struck by a vehicle, sustaining critical injuries. Police are investigating the incident, reviewing CCTV footage and interviewing witnesses.
A Chonburi policeman was arrested early Thursday after a 20-hour standoff at his home, following the fatal shooting of his wife, a teacher, at a kindergarten in Banglamung. Dozens of children were nearby at the time of the incident.
A police officer shot and killed his wife at a kindergarten in Chonburi province, Thailand, on Monday. All 44 children at the facility were unharmed, but the incident has sent shockwaves through the community. Authorities are currently negotiating for the suspect's peaceful surrender.
A dramatic incident in Chiang Mai, Thailand, saw a jealous woman ram her car into her ex-boyfriend's motorcycle after catching him with another woman. The event, captured on CCTV and widely shared online, has shocked residents and sparked public outrage.
Foreigners starting businesses in Thailand often face complex legal regulations and procedural hurdles. The article highlights how a specialized legal team can be the key to overcoming these challenges and achieving success.
A Thai police sergeant, known as 'Mhor O', surrendered after his son's 20-hour persuasion, ending a tense standoff. The incident concluded peacefully.
Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport has achieved the 8th position in the 2026 Air Connectivity Index for the Asia-Pacific and Middle East region. This ranking underscores the airport's strengthened position as an international hub and its contribution to Thailand's tourism and economic recovery.
Pattaya is preparing to host the 'LOMA RUN ON THE BEACH 2026,' expecting over 3,000 participants. The event aims to boost the local economy by at least 15 million baht and support children's education.
Hua Hin Provincial Court has sentenced a man to death for the brutal robbery-murder of a hotel employee. The court cited the extreme brutality of the crime, finding no grounds for leniency despite the defendant's guilty plea. This marks the second death sentence issued by the court.
Pattaya City officials have removed plastic water containers and other obstructions illegally placed along Beach Road, issuing a warning against the privatization of public space. The city is urging residents and visitors to respect public areas to maintain a clean and safe environment.
Pattaya city authorities have ordered two concrete plants in the Jomtien area to suspend operations for three days following resident complaints about dust and road damage. The plants were also instructed to repair damaged roads and implement dust control measures.
A shooting incident at a kindergarten in East Pattaya, Chonburi province, has resulted in the death of one teacher. All 44 children and other staff were safely evacuated, and authorities are investigating the incident.
A police officer fatally shot his wife, a teacher, inside a kindergarten in Chonburi province, east Pattaya. While no children were harmed, the school was temporarily closed and a mental health team dispatched. The suspect, a police sub-lieutenant, is currently holed up in his home, with authorities attempting to negotiate his surrender.
Northern Thailand is on high alert as heavy rains trigger flood warnings across multiple provinces. Residents, particularly in Chiang Rai and surrounding areas, are urged to prepare for potential flooding and landslides due to rising river levels.
A sharp-eyed parcel shop owner in Chiang Rai, Thailand, foiled a major drug smuggling attempt by noticing the unusual weight of packages. Police were alerted, leading to the seizure of approximately 600,000 methamphetamine pills and the arrest of two suspects.
A police officer's son, accused of killing his wife, a kindergarten teacher, remains holed up in his Banglamung home, engaged in a standoff with police. The situation remained at an impasse overnight, with no clear resolution in sight.